Sentence examples for conjunction of a from inspiring English sources

If A can be derived from C, and B can be derived from D, then the conjunction of A and B can be derived from C&D.

The conjunction of a carbonyl and a hydroxyl group forms a functional group known as a carboxyl group.

He titled his first feature "Paris Belongs to Us"; it's a seemingly metaphysical conjunction of a theatre's Shakespeare production and a political conspiracy.

But of all such pairings the oddest by far is the conjunction of a sense of humor with a sense of horror.

The mistake is accurate: Kiarostami's conjunction of a woman's pleasure and death is an implicit accusation of the repressive measures applied, particularly against women, in Iranian society.

It was a collection of all diamonds — apart from a conjunction of a classic pearl necklace with a futuristic 3D symbol.

If the Z-conjunction of A and B (A&B) can be derived from C, then both A and B individually can be derived from C. Introduction of Z-conjunction (that we indicate by &I).

THEATER is a group effort, a conjunction of an idea, a writer and actors, she said.

"This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience," he said.

Forty years ago, the departing president, Dwight D. Eisenhower, warned of the danger in the conjunction of an immense military and a large arms industry.

"This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience.